Today we compliment our Brazil episode with a conversation with writer, adventurer, former 'Fluir Magazine' and 'Brazilian Surfers Journal' editor Adrian Kojin. We explore the vast history of Brazilian surf culture, learn about its iconic figures, key events and the great people who make up this surfing super power. Enjoy!

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Today we dive into the colorful, rich, often overlooked history of Brazilian Surfing. From its roots as a leisure activity for the elites, to its pathway out of the favela's for many of its celebrated surfers, we assess their current world domination in an attempt to fully appreciate the deep and vast culture of surfing in Brazil. Plus the Breuer Brothers do a little capoeira style sparring with another round of Stump My Bro. Enjoy!

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As a supplement to our Longboard Revolution episode we interview former Longboard Magazine Editor and former WSL Longboard World Tour Commissioner, Devon Howard. We get a clear-eyed view of the Longboard Revival, its evolution, the players, and the politics. What follows is truly for the surf nerds! Enjoy!

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On this episode we explore one of the most consequential movements in surfing, 'The Longboard Revolution.' From Boomers with disposable income and a taste for nostalgia, to the battle between Joel Tudor's traditionalist style vs Joey Hawkins progressive attack, and the enduring impact on lineups around the world! We trace its rise and importance. Plus, another round of Stump My Bro.

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If you haven't heard of Patti Paniccia, you can be forgiven. Surf history and the magazines have all but white washed women pioneers and their contributions. Patti was not only one of the first women to compete on the pro tour, but also was a founding member and director of the IPS World tour in the mid 70's alongside Randy Rarick and Fred Hemmings. We had the incredible opportunity to help set the record straight with Patti and other women's contributions to professional surfing. Enjoy!

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Today we discuss the birth of women's pro Surfing and the white wash its' history. The current boom in women's surfing owes much to the incredible female pioneers who had to overcome incredible obstacles to lay the foundation for where we are today. We dive into this history and attempt to set the record straight. Plus the bros have a duel to the death with another round of Stump My Bro. Enjoy!

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For part 3 in our recent Reluctant Messiah series, Tyler has a candid conversation with the legend himself, Wayne Lynch. The topics range from the commercialization of surfing, to the inherent selfishness of being a surfer and how one reconciles it in their life. Wayne is fun, humorous and articulate. Enjoy!

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As a supplement to the Reluctant Messiah episode, Tyler had an opportunity to interview in front of a live audience Tom Curren and Sonny Miller to discuss the legendary Search trips for Rip Curl. What follows is an incredible conversation and storytelling of one of the greatest marketing campaigns ever in surfing and establish Curren as a surfing messiah for a generation of surfers. Enjoy!

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On today's episode the Breuer brothers explore reluctant messiahs Wayne Lynch and Tom Curren. Both were child prodigies who led performance revolutions in surfing, influenced our styles, attitudes and surf culture. Yet it was their reluctance to embrace their fame that has fueled their myth. We dive into each of these surfers' histories and explore their cosmic connection. And of course Jame & Tyler try to out maneuver each other with another round of Stump my bro. Enjoy!

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Today we chat with Alby Falzon to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Morning of the Earth, the iconic 1972 Australian surf film made by Sydney photographer & Tracks Magazine founder. The film ushered in the country-soul movement in surfing and its influence can still be seen today in many modern day surf films. Today Alby discusses his influences, the back stories and more before the Breuer's bring some holiday cheer with another round of Stump My bro. Enjoy!

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